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Showing 1 to 20 of 78073 for “"we"”.
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The Iowa Education System : Do We Really Have What We Need? Do We Need What We Have?
… organizational roles and the relationships between Area Education Agencies, The State Board/State Department of Education, local school boards and their districts, institutions of higher education, and the State Legislature. Knowledgeable informants were also asked for recommendations on how to …
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What We Say When We Mean Goodbye
… in one way or another, in limbo, this place between happiness and unhappiness. Some of them are fighting so hard to get out, and some of them don't really know that this is where they are, who they are yet. But all of these characters are there on this separate plane from everyone else, and none …
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If We Make It, We Can Change It
For the art critic Claire Bishop ‘collectivity and collaboration have been some of the most persistent themes of advanced art and exhibition-making of the last decade’ (2012, p.12). I will bring with this thesis a new contribution to this discourse by reflecting on the specificity and potential of …
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We Are Who We Think We Were: Updating the Role of Historiography in Christian Ethics
… to their theological traditions. The results, however, are often the same--a universal projection of socially located historical truths that exclude, silence or discredit the histories and memories of marginalized communities. Up to now there has been little work done systematically relating …
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Journalism
… transition to the digital. It reconsiders how we think about three fundamental aspects of reporting -- eyewitnessing, transparency and trauma – and examines them in one of the most fundamental types of reporting: covering war, the “litmus test of journalism” (Allan & Zelizer, 2004, p. 4). It …
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The language of family therapy : what we say we do and what we actually do in therapy
… conceptual base during the second half of the twentieth century. Its founding fathers and mothers made a conceptual break with psychoanalysis, and this theoretical distinction has until recently been well established. Contemporary theorists have shown an interest in narrative metaphors and …
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How We Do What We Do: Joint Action and Spontaneity
… they are already bound together such that were they to act on the reason, they would act together spontaneously. Chapter 4 investigates which theory of normative reasons is consistent with spontaneity. Both motivating reasons and internalism about normative reasons are found lacking. …
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Mapping urban perception : how do we know where we are?
How do we remember urban space? How can we measure what is remembered? This thesis presents a new approach to study urban spatial perception in an efficient, automated, and scalable way. It explores the use of novel tools developed for online surveys and data visualization. Previous studies in …
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Memories We Forget
… growing up, my family drove back and forth between Florida and New York every summer. My father did the driving, my mother sat next to him, and my older brother and sister sat in the back seat. This left the cavernous back of the family station wagon for me and the luggage. There was no radio, …
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So, We Go
A collection of eight short stories, which focus on themes of loss and longing, finding and acceptance.
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What We Hide
<p>What We Hide is a collection of memoir essays that explores the themes of mystery and deception in personal relationships, specifically within familial and romantic ones. Though the essays in the collection explore the decades from early in the narrator's childhood through her move to Florida …
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Those We Replace
This is a collection of ten fictional stories. The stories are a blend of traditional narratives and magical realism. The majority of the stories are told from a third person point of view, but many of the stories also experiment with a first person plural point of view. This collection explores …
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We Bare All
<p>We Bare All is a collection of nine short stories with male protagonists, both children and adults, who encounter various decision making situations. The children face opposition-- sometimes a common occurrence such as confronting a bully, and sometimes a strange situation such as burying a …
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We Collect Answers
We Collect Answers is an investigation of language, religion, translation, community participation, and ritual and poetry. This written statement is presented alongside an exhibition of paintings and ceramic works structured around a ritual of exchange encouraging social participation. The work …
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Accessibility in museums : where are we and where are we headed
… the experience universally. The three key areas were identified through extensive primary and secondary research involving interviews with key stakeholders and user observation. Major opportunities lie in the areas of Navigation, Multimodal experiences and Social Inclusion. These areas not only …
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It’s All About “We”: Negotiating Accounts of We-Building Therapy Interactions and Preferred “We” Identities with Families in Therapy
… about specific interactions that facilitated we-ness (or mutuality and togetherness) for families in therapy. I was also interested in how families defined their “we” identities, or preferred sense of who they are together. Family identity research often privileges individuals and neglects the …
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